Genoa Cricket and Football Club 1963-1964

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This item collects the information regarding the Genoa Cricket and Football Club In the official competitions of the season 1963-1964 .

In the 1963-1964 season, Genoa disputes the Serie A championship, with 30 points obtained eighth place in the standings, the tricolor championship goes to Bologna who won the tournament with Inter with 54 points and then won (2- 0) The playoff for the title. The Modena who lost the relegation play-off (2-0) with Sampdoria, both arrived at 27 points, the Spal with 24 points and Bari with 22 points, relegated to Serie B.

Following the doping scandal of the previous summer, Genoa had to face the first part of the championship with some disqualified players, including the young Meroni. [first] [2] In the Italian Cup, the rossoblù team exceeds Brescia in the first round, Alexandria in the second round, in the third round it is eliminated by Turin.

The five 0-0 consecutive draws between the 10th and 14th day constitute an absolute record for the Serie A (equaled by Bologna in the 1970-1971 season), as well as the 515 minutes spent without making or undergoing networks [3] .

At the end of the season, on June 14, Genoa plays the “Cup of the President of the Province of Genoa”, a derby against Sampdoria winning (3-1) with goals by Locatelli, Meroni and Maraschi, the last on loan from Lazio. [4]

The jersey for home games had the rossoblu colors.

Area Directive

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  • President: Edoardo Garrone [5] , Giacomo Berrino [6]
  • Council of members: bands [7] , Giacomo Berrino, Cambiaso, Ernesto Cauvin [7] , Fossati, Garello, Astor William Norrish [7] , E. Piaggio, Silvio Rebolino [8] , Ugo Valperga, Bonino [9] [ten] , The others’ [9] , Ugo Maria Failla [9] , Garrone [9] , Massucco [9]

Technical area

A league [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

First round [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Bologna
September 15, 1963
1st day 		Bologna   1 – 1   Genoa Municipal stadium
Genoa
September 22, 1963
2nd day 		Genoa   0 – 2
The lake. [11] 		  Catania Luigi Ferraris stadium
Genoa
September 25, 1963
3rd day 		Genoa   3 – 0   Rome Luigi Ferraris stadium
Rome
September 29, 1963
4th day 		Lazio   ten   Genoa Olympic stadium
Big Gol 75 ’ Markers
Milan
6 October 1963
5th day 		Milan   thirty first   Genoa San Siro stadium
Genoa
October 20, 1963
6th day 		Genoa   2 – 2   Modena Luigi Ferraris stadium
Turin
23 October 1963
7th day 		Turin   2 – 1   Genoa Municipal stadium
Genoa
November 17, 1963
10th day 		Genoa   0 – 0   Atalanta Luigi Ferraris stadium
Mantua
November 24, 1963
11th day 		Mantua   0 – 0   Genoa Danilo Martelli stadium
Ferrara
December 8, 1963
13th day 		Spal   0 – 0   Genoa Municipal stadium
Genoa
December 22, 1963
14th day 		Genoa   0 – 0   They were Ferraris  (Genova spit.)
Genoa
December 29, 1963
15th day 		Genoa   3 – 0   Messina Luigi Ferraris stadium
Milan
January 5, 1964
16th day [twelfth] 		Inter   ten   Genoa San Siro stadium
Turin
January 12, 1964
17th day 		Juventus   0 – 0   Genoa Municipal stadium

Return group [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Genoa
January 26, 1964
18th day 		Genoa   0 – 2   Bologna Luigi Ferraris stadium
Catania
February 2, 1964
19th day 		Catania   5 – 3   Genoa Cibal Stadium
Rome
February 9, 1964
20th day 		Rome   ten   Genoa Olympic stadium
Genoa
February 16, 1964
21st day 		Genoa   4 – 1   Lazio Luigi Ferraris stadium
Genoa
February 23, 1964
22nd day 		Genoa   1 – 1   Milan Luigi Ferraris stadium
Modena
1 March 1964
23rd day 		Modena   2 – 1   Genoa Alberto Braglia Stadium
Genoa
8 Marzo 1964
24th day 		Genoa   0 – 0   Turin Luigi Ferraris stadium
Florence
15 Marzo 1964
25th day 		Fiorentina   2 – 0   Genoa Municipal stadium
Hamrin Gol 16 ’ , Gol 79 ’ Markers
Bergamo
29 Marzo 1964
27th day 		Atalanta   1 – 3   Genoa Municipal stadium
Genoa
April 5, 1964
28th day 		Genoa   ten   Mantua Luigi Ferraris stadium
Genoa
April 26, 1964
30th day 		Genoa   ten   Spal Luigi Ferraris stadium
They were
May 3, 1964
31st day 		They were   twelfth   Genoa Victory stadium
Genoa
May 31, 1964
34th day 		Genoa   thirty first   Juventus Luigi Ferraris stadium

Italian Cup [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Brescia
September 9, 1963
1st eliminatory shift 		Brescia   2 – 3
(d.t.s.) 		  Genoa Mario Rigamonti stadium
Genoa
April 12, 1964
3rd elimination shift 		Genoa   1 – 1
(d.t.s.) 		  Turin Luigi Ferraris stadium

Team statistics [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Competition Points In home Away Total DR
G IN N P Gf GS G IN N P Gf GS G IN N P Gf GS
A league 30 17 7 6 4 20 13 17 3 4 ten 13 21 34 ten ten 14 33 34 -first
Italian Cup first 0 first 0 first first 2 first first 0 3 2 3 first 2 0 4 3 +1
Total 18 7 7 4 21 14 18 4 5 ten 16 23 37 11 twelfth 14 37 37 0

Statistics of the players [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Player A league Italian Cup Total
Presenze Reti Presenze Reti Presenze Reti
Bagnasco, G. G. Bagnasco 29 0 ? ? 29+ 0+
Low, G. G. Low 30 0 ? ? 30+ 0+
Baveni, B. B. Baveni 23 5 ? ? 23+ 5+
Bean, G. G. Bean 25 5 ? ? 25+ 5+
Bicicli, M. M. Bicicli 28 first ? ? 28+ 1+
Bruno, M. M. Bruno twelfth 0 ? ? 12+ 0+
Calvani, V. V. Calvani 7 0 ? ? 7+ 0+
Colombo, A. A. Colombo 29 0 ? ? 29+ 0+
From the mountain, S. S. Dal Monte 5 first ? ? 5+ 1+
From Pozzo, M. M. from Pozzo 34 -32 ? ? 34+ -32+
Fossati, N. N. Fossati 23 first ? ? 23+ 1+
Locationlli, M. M. LOCATELY 21 5 ? ? 21+ 5+
Meroni, L. L. Meroni 27 5 ? ? 27+ 5+
Occhetta, V. V. Occhetta 5 0 ? ? 5+ 0+
Patents, m. M. PANTALONS 24 0 ? ? 24+ 0+
Pleasures, G. G. PIECERI 22 4 ? ? 22+ 4+
Rivara, F. F. Rivara 30 3 ? ? 30+ 3+
  1. ^ 5 Genoa players disqualified until October 31st , On the morning of 20 July 63, page 10
  2. ^ Maiorca, P.294 .
  3. ^ The ranking of the Under 0.5 Goal record sequences . are Statistichesulcalcio.com .
  4. ^ Padovano, p.204 .
  5. ^ Chairman in the chest , died on 11 July 1963 before the charge of the charge.
  6. ^ From 27 September 1963.
  7. ^ a b c Resigned from assignment on September 27, 1963.
  8. ^ Manager responsible for the purchasing and sales campaign.
  9. ^ a b c d It is From mid -July 1963.
  10. ^ Resigned from assignment on 22 August 1963.
  11. ^ Game assigned (0-2) at the table. On the field suspended at minute 76 ‘by invasion of the field of Genoan supporters on the score (0-2).
  12. ^ Game postponed and recovered on January 29, 1964.
  13. ^ Day originally scheduled for November 3, 1963.
  14. ^ Advance game on May 23, 1964.
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  • Davide Rota, Illustrated dictionary of the Genoan players , Genoa, De Ferrari, 2008, ISBN 978-8-6405-011-9.
  • Edited by Ettore Balbi, Rossoblu guide , Edizioni Program, 1973.
  • Gianni Brera, Franco Tomati, Genoa my love , New periodic editions.
  • Gianluca Mallorca, Marco Montaruli, Paolo Pisano, Historic Almanac of Genoa , The Brothers frilli editor, 2011, isbn 978-78.7863-693-7.

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